A year ago, Frost and Sullivan’s Michael Brandenburg said Avaya was doing well for a company that “everybody thought would just go away.” A lot has happened since then, with the company now potentially facing a second chapter 11 bankruptcy. Its unknown and uncertain future makes it a top provider to watch.
Brandenburg said Avaya’s CPaaS has been a “shining star” in its portfolio. It was the company’s path forward and still could be.
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